FELCO 6/6 - Replacement Anvil Blade Screw

FELCO 6/6 Replacement Anvil Blade Screw

The FELCO 6/6 is a genuine factory replacement screw specifically engineered to secure the anvil blade (counter-blade) to the forged handle. On compact and ergonomic FELCO models, this specialized fastener provides the vital mechanical connection that keeps the anvil stationary under the pressure of every cut. Precision-machined in Switzerland from high-tensile hardened steel, it is designed to maintain a rock-solid grip, ensuring that the bypass action remains perfectly aligned. Replacing a worn, stripped, or rusted screw is essential for preserving the structural integrity of your shears and preventing the anvil from shifting, which can lead to ragged cuts and permanent tool damage.

Best For Professional users and home gardeners using compact or high-leverage FELCO models who need to ensure their counter-blade is anchored with factory-grade security.

Key Features

• Targeted Model Compatibility: Precision-fit for the FELCO 6, 11, and 12, as well as the high-capacity FELCO 13 and 17 loppers.

• Vibration-Resistant Fastening: Features clean, factory-spec threading that bites securely into the forged aluminum handles, preventing the screw from backing out during intensive use.

• High-Carbon Steel Strength: Manufactured to resist shearing and head-stripping, allowing for the high torque required to keep the anvil blade perfectly immobile.

• Corrosion Resistant: Treated to withstand the moisture, acidic saps, and garden chemicals that typically accumulate around the anvil assembly.

• Swiss Engineering: A genuine replacement part that restores the original mechanical tolerances of the tool, ensuring the surgical bypass clearance is maintained.

Specifications

• Brand: FELCO (Made in Switzerland)

• Model: FELCO 6/6 (Screw for Anvil Blade)

• Compatibility: FELCO 6, 11, 12, 13, 17, 19, 100

• Material: Hardened high-grade steel

• Contents: 1x Anvil Blade Securing Screw

Ideal For (Uses)

• Anvil Blade Replacement: The essential hardware required when installing a new counter-blade to restore your pruner's cutting edge.

• Fixing Anvil Shift: Resolving issues where the anvil blade has become loose, which can cause the cutting blade to strike the anvil and dull the edge.

• Tool Restoration: Replacing pitted or rusted screws during a full strip-down to ensure the tool remains easy to service in the future.

• Maintaining Lopper Safety: Securing the heavy-duty anvil on FELCO 17 loppers, where the cutting forces are significantly higher than standard hand shears.

Pro Tip: When installing the 6/6 screw, ensure the anvil blade is seated perfectly flush against the handle before tightening. A tiny drop of medium-strength thread locker or FELCO 980 grease can help prevent future corrosion inside the handle's threads.